About me
Professor Dr. Germaine DJUIDJE KENMOE holds master's degrees and a Ph.D. in physics. Her research fields relate to friction and wear processes on the molecular scale (Nanotribology), stochastic processes, renewable energy conversion systems and machine learning. She is a full Professor at the University of Yaoundé 1 in Cameroon and also the 2018 OWSD-Elsevier Foundation awardee of the Sub-Saharan Africa region. Professor Djuidje was a Fulbright Scholar and Visiting Professor at the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee in 2018-2019. She has trained several master's graduates and six Ph.D. holder, currently supervising several master's and Ph.D. She has published over several articles in prestigious journals and serves as a reviewer and editor for scientific publications. The high quality of her research results through the quality of published journals shows her striving to achieve research excellence.
Germaine helps facilitate the development and implementation of young girls in the physics research career. Also, she shows good female leadership skills and as such, is a perfect role model for modern women who are also wives, mothers and have good potential in a scientific research career. Her particular challenge being to bring more women in physics and mentoring youths. Prof. DJUIDJE is interested in companies who promote international exchange, social justice, women's rights and above all, women's education.
Degrees:
-2. A.M Fopossi Mbemmo, G. Djuidje Kenmoe and T.C. Kofane, Shape potential effect on transport and diffusion phenomena. Fluct. Noise Lett. 16 1750011(2017)
-3. Y.J. Wadop Ngouongo, G. Djuidje Kenmoe and T.C. Kofane, Effect of coupling on stochastic resonance and stochastic antiesonance processes in a unidirectionally N-coupled systems in periodic sinusoidal potential. Physica A 472 25-31(2017)
-4-E.DjihaTchaptchet, G.Djuidjé Kenmoé and T. C. Kofané, Effect of substrate shape on friction regimes and on tip jump probability in atomic scale friction. Journal of Tribology 140 (2018) 031606-1,8
-5-A. M. Fopossi Mbemmo, G. Djuidjé Kenmoé and T. C. Kofané, Normal and anomalous transport phenomena in two-dimensional NaCl, MoS2 and honeycomb surfaces. Physica A 496 (2018) 1–8